It's that time of year again, the leaves changing colors, pumpkins getting turned into Jack O Lanterns, and pumpkin pie. Yummy! Oh, and getting ready for the only day of the year that gives out free candy when you knock on the door. Seriously, nothing beats getting a stomach ache the very next couple of days after you indulge on all the candy you got. I remember last year when I was trick or treating with a Jason mask on and going and knocking with some great friends. It was the last block for the night and I think it was like the third door down when we noticed that someone had put a scarecrow up. Not paying much attention to the relic we knocked on the door, and got our candy. When we turned around the scarecrow scared the living daylights out of us, and we ran into the street. Where the guy in the costume was laughing so hard I thought he was die from lack of air. Oh... Good times that was, now, all I'm just content with sitting at home, and watching a horror marathon from the seventies with friends.

You know how people say that Halloween is evil, and that it's the devils holiday and on and on and on and on... Look, I get how you have something going for you, that's all well and good. I think it's one of the greatest times of the year, where you can go out with friends and family, you get to dress up as someone you've always wanted and get free candy. It's only one day year people, just stow it for after the festivities, you got Thanksgiving and then Christmas. We have three holidays in the fall and winter seasons that promote getting together, and actually being happy. (Those who complain can shove a stick up their butt and die from internal bleeding. I'm sorry if that hurt your feelings, but it had to be said. Panzy.)

Now, if some of you don't know it, I have been working on my fourth chapter on Jonathan Wrathbrone's flash's. "Two minutes Of Terror." I started it about early July of this year and sorta been blowing it off after the second chapter since August. After finally getting my writers block, unblocked, I knew I had to go over the first two chapters and continue to soldier on. So, after some whining and dragging my feet I was able to update the first two chapters and put up the third one five days ago. I have promised to get the fourth chapter out on Halloween day. Even though it will seriously cut into my Horror Marathon, I enjoy doing it when I'm not pressed to complete it. Yes, I know I've taken a long time with this, but I am actually happy how it's turning out so far. Now, I've also been doodling in Paint again, and drew you all a picture of my Dust Bunny that sleeps under my bed. His name is John, and he is the cutest Dust Bunny ever! Now, I will see you on Halloween, my wonderful audience.